“Habesha” refers to people who come from Ethiopia or Eritrea in East Africa (at the horn of Africa). So a Habesha wedding is simply a wedding celebrated from these parts or by the Habesha people.
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A protective hairstyle is a hairstyle that will keep your hair in a state that it is shielded from excessive combing, brushing and heat-styling. Braiding is a highly recommended and popular hairstyle that protects the hair as long as these precautions are taken: 1. If you just relaxed your hair, then wait till the new…
Ruracio in Kenyan Kikuyu culture simply refers to Negotiation and Payment of the Dowry or Bride price. It is the last stage in the Kikuyu Traditional wedding ceremony. Before this there would have been the “Kuhanda Ithigi or “Planting twigs”. This is the first stage where the groom gets to state his intention to ask…
ElegantCraftss Review Summary ElegantCrafts is quite efficient with shipping, so you can be sure to get your Ethiopian dress within a week or so. ElegantCrafts ships from Canada so that is an advantage to those in Canada and the US. They have some “one size fits all Ethiopian dresses” which takes the pressure of size…
1. Have a budget and stick to it. Remember, the ceremony is usually 2days, considering the fact that you’re most likely doing a Traditional and White Wedding. Your marriage should last a lifetime on the other hand. 2. Constantly remind yourself you can have a quality, well organized and exciting wedding without going into…
So Valentine’s day is fast approaching and lots of people will be going on dinner dates so it’s important not to make a mess of the outing by learning good dining habits. Here are brief notes from Zeelicious vlog on how to behave at the table, whether at home or in a restaurant: Ladies, do…
1. The “Dashiki”, also called “Angelina print” has its origins in West Africa. 2.. The word “Dashiki” comes from “Danshiki” in the Yoruba language which is a loose fitting tunic for workmen. The word “Danshiki” actually originated from the Hausa word “Dan ciki” which refers to a garment worn under robes. 3. In the 1960s…
